Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-29
LOCAL MATTERS

Remember, the only place in Wood
or Lucas county where Cabinet Photos
can be had at SO per dozen, is at P. Nj
Puhps, Maumee,
Would not post.mortem examina-
tion Of people who die from sunstrok be in
the Interest of science
They have Regulation masher,r
over in Tiffin and the Tribune thinks he
should be helped out Of town on rail.
Sec the elegant assortment of Clocks
and Watches, at CHAMfNEY's.
There are three cases Of typhoid fever
among tho children in town, one OF them
the second little daughter of Mr.. Fred
Hillabrand being dangerously Ill.
The Rev. r. d. Brooke. of Monroe,
Mich, will preach in st. Paul's Episco.
pal church, Naumee, next Sunday, July
3lst. Service at 1890 A. NJ. and 7:20 p.
NJ,
"A large and complete stock of
Watches and Clocks, at CHAMPNEY's.
--"That Il the last novel / shall ever
read," SAID n man, throwing the book
down in disgust. "What's the matter.
dear ?" inquired his wife. doesn't il end
happily 2" mo; they we're married."
-Messrs Wsllie Escott and James West.
colt purchased the neaiest cinker boat on
the river, which they are enjoying In
great shape running around everything on
the river at this point, during their vnca-
ton.
Money toLoan. Inquire OF
II. L. PECK, Agent.
Some one has given out that natural
gas is n good thing for manufa cturing
purposes, etc., but the life OF the person
who uses il in the residence will be short.
ened EN- years for every year it is thus
used. friend at our elbow suggests
what glorious thing is the discovery oil
natural gas in paying quantities in thif
section.
MIR. Simon 1Iartsing and sons COM
pleled on the frat Of the week new shin.
gle roof on the NJ, L. Church. The inte-
rior OF the church is now undergoing re.
pairs and paper!ng which will add greatly
10 comfort and appearance. # is hopet
that the church can be newly painted by
another year, which, with the handsomel,
painted parsonage will make grand I'M
provement IN tha, part of town.
Paint your buggy with Ready Nike
Rubber Varnish, for sale by
A. II. CHAMPNEY.
MIR. G.. Beach has information from
his son-ln.law, Mr.. l. b. Searle, of Chat
tanooga, to the effect that the firm of L
B. Searl & Co., with a capital stock of
$50, ,0G0, commenced operations in May
in the lumber business short distance
from Chattanooga. Their frs: purchase
of logs tor their saw mill was $4,000
which was only expected TO last TO, {
few weeks.
Ready mixed House and CarriaC
Paints, Yarnishcs and Oils att
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
The drillers of gas well No. 2, nea
Fort Meigs Cemetery. stopped work oil
Wednesday evening at a depth Of ! 40,
feet. There is little gas, about tn
amount developed IN M. l. and small in
dlcations of oil. Some are opposed Il
wasting more money upon it while tn
majority are in favor OF shooting il ant
see what may lie developed, and it has beel
decided 10 perform this operation, we ar
told, at the close of tie exercises at For
Meigs tomorrow.
-Messrs. Cook and Cranker lost
valuable old family livery horse on Sun
day evening. He had been driven Il
Toledo in the morning and to Lime Cit,
in the afternoon and.died within:a hal
an hour after returning from the latte
place. He had been driven moderated,
and apparently was not overheated
Great care should be taken in driving
feeding and watering the horses in sucl
weather as we have been having for til,
past three weeks. The same caution
will hold good in caring for man, also.
Preserve your buggy top by usin
Ready-Mixed Top Dressing, for sale b,
A. r. CHAMPSEY.
"A correspondent Of the Norwalk r,
asctor from Monroeville says the drilcrs {;
gas well No. 2, succeeded in grasping Il,
lost tools and Withdrawing them from thel
gloomy hiding place in the bowels OF III,
earth aud disreled the gloom hangin
over the conntenances OF the contractors >
well m half OF the population, and broa
sm,le prevails, He SAYS the hearts of son,
Of their citizens heat in perfect rhyme wit
the strokes OF the walking beam, hence
Is fortunate that the drilling has been re
esumd.
The committees appointed 10 max
arrangements for the Pioneer meeting
Fort Meigs tomorrow have their wor
about completed. AnaTI, pole GO feet hig
has been raised ON the old Fort from whci
the American flag will again be raised ovs
The fort. A large seating capacity III
bcen arranged in TippecHnoe Park whe'
tho speaking is TO take place, and all
in readiness. There viii undoubtedly
n large crowd of people present on this o
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